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Although it's not obvious from their name and popular depiction, Corgis are actually classified as herding dogs according to the American Kennel Club. Both the Cardigan Welsh Corgi and the Pembroke Welsh Corgi developed

By Brooke Norris

Cardigan Welsh Corgi’s history goes back thousands of years. This ancient breed originated in Wales. According to the Cardigan Welsh Corgi Club of America, the Celts brought the dog from Central Europe.1 They

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

pleased and proud owner of a Corgi, you’re a lucky person indeed! Corgis are adorable but also bundles of energy and personality with a fascinating history. Whether you have a Pembroke or a Cardigan

By Kathryn Copeland

Congratulations on your new Corgi! The adorable, friendly canines were initially bred as herding dogs. Today, most Corgis are no longer working dogs but rather affectionate family pets. Now it’s time to name your

By Nicole Cosgrove

thinking about getting a Corgi and plan on taking them along on beach or lake trips with you, you might be wondering whether they’ll appreciate the water activities. Pembroke Welsh Corgis and Cardigan Welsh

By Kit Copson

Bringing home a new dog is always exciting, and if your new pet is a Pembroke Welsh Corgi, get ready for the best cuddles and a whole lot of fun. This small house

By Keri-Beth Clur

adorable Horgi Is a combination of the Siberian Husky and Corgi. Because of the parent breeds’ drastically different physical structures, these dogs have a lot of appearance potential. But their personalities are generally warm, peppy

By Ashley Bates

Have you ever heard of the Dorgi dog breed? Not to be confused with the Corgi, the Dorgis result from the cross between the Dachshund and the Pembroke Welsh Corgi. Although it is difficult

By Nicole Cosgrove